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  1. #1
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    Hello guys !!!!!!!
    I got a problem over here.help me out.my db is on NT .It use to start by itself. I made lots changes.Now whenever i have to reboot the commp i have to startup the database again by myself.Any sussetions so it can start from services.now it's giving me error oracle not available on my logon.
    Thanks in advance!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Go to Control Panel-->Services and change the service startup type from manual to automatic.

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    Thanks Halo
    but that's the problem.service for that data database is automatic and started, but still the problem exits after every i reboot.

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    You said you made a lot of changes. What changes did you make??

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    Reddy,Sam

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    Talking

    It is likely to happen that if you have created new services to start your DB , these new services will only make an instance and not open your database so it is very ordinary to make a script as CMD file ( like the incoming ) and put it on the NT desktop and just click at it to start the database :

    ** Assuming that the SID is PROD

    net start oracleserviceprod
    set Oracle_sid=prod
    svrmgr30 @c:\start.sql


    start.sql => is a text file contains :

    connect internal/manager;
    startup open;
    Hisham Nagia
    IT Manager For Development
    Oracle Consultant - OCP

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